Robert H. Schuller

No, it, it brings down our mood.

So what, what it is that I had to do throughout the years to keep this level of energy, to wake up in the morning that regardless of what life throws at me, I'm able to rise back up, in the words of Robert Schuller, that, "Tough times never last, but tough people always do." What it is that I had to do? I had to create a solid, religiously morning routine that, you know, I, I religiously [laughs] held onto, did for every single day for the past 10, 12, 15 years.

And what is that routine, Rob? Can I share with your listeners? Do I have permission to share with your listeners?

All right.

When you, when you wrap your ears around-

Robert Schuller used to do that.

Are you stealing that from the, from the old preacher, Robert Schuller?

Yeah.

The power hour?

founder of the Saddleback Valley Community Church.

Its earliest forerunner in the 1960s was Robert Schuller, founder of the Crystal Cathedral.

The core strategy involved structuring worship services and environments to specifically appeal to unchurched, non-Christian seekers, utilizing a marketing-focused approach with a practical and non-confrontational preaching and engaging performances.

The monkeys would rather die than to give up the circus because the circus is built for the monkeys.

But what happens when the building program is not ordained by God, but ordained by mankind? They're not building a house to the Lord, they're building a monument to themselves.

Every time I drive by that abomination in Southern California, Crystal Cathedral, Robert Schuller's joint, I pray for a slingshot.

[laughs]

I hate that place.